The price of college is still an issue for many people. It is always a concern for parents. I had a friend who was in her late 20s. She received a bachelor’s degree in business administration and she said she had to take her mother to the local hospital for an emergency appendectomy. The woman was terrified and was so upset that she couldn’t sleep, but her son was able to comfort her and reassure her that she would get her money back.

The sad reality is that most students who go to college are not getting their money’s worth. I recently came across this article at the New York Times, where they mentioned a woman who had to pay $38,000 for her daughter’s college tuition. For a two year college education the price is more than the average job cost. She has to pay $8,200 for a year of classes and then pay another $40,000 for the cost of living while she is a student.

Students are really not the only ones being saddled with such an exorbitant cost of living. A few years back, a girl named Rachel Brown had to pay $65,000 for her college tuition. Now, she is a senior in college and has already paid $20,000 for her education. I hope the next time I see a woman with a kid on her hip, the guy is actually paying her.

Students have the same problem with tuition. They have no money for college and no money for the rest of their lives. So the point is that you need to pay the same rate for classes and for the rest of your life.

It is not uncommon for young white people to go to college with the same attitude that someone should have an apartment at the same rate.

If you have a child and you’re also doing your part to pay for the rest of your life, then you should be able to do it. The problem is that the only way to do it is to go to college, and then you have to go to college to pay for the rest of your life. If you want to enjoy the full benefits of college without ever going to college, you need to pay for it yourself.

This is where it gets hard. It’s true that tuition is often a barrier to people from lower-income families taking the opportunity to go to college, but it’s also true that college is expensive. As a black woman with a child in college, I can say that I am in the top percentile in the state of Alabama for university graduates, but not because of the cost of my education.

Yes, the cost is real. And yes, it’s expensive. In fact, I’m going to be honest and say that while the cost of college is high for most black students, it is probably less than $50,000 a year for a typical four year institution. The only thing that makes it more expensive is the cost of your child’s college education.

And that is why black parents are frustrated. As Black parents, we know that this cost of college is real. Yet we have to make it work for our children. It is why in the past I have encouraged black families to ask their childs’ schools if they can pay for their childs’ college tuition.

The problem black parents have with this is that they don’t know the true costs of college, or they don’t want to know. They have a lot of other things they are doing with their childs lives.